Winter fashions and hats offered by Franks and Co
An advertisement promotes winter fashions at Franks and Co Regent Street and Barbican listing hats caps and bonnets for children. It claims a large cheap stock and low prices, and mentions a separate health ad for Norton’s Mile Pills highlighting their tonic benefits and endorsements, with warnings about spurious imitations.
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Franks Wei Ga
Supérior
Ve & Aan Au
Beaver
Bonn
Guinea
Ata
United Kingdom
Robert F Franks and Co
Regent-street
Towpox Bat
Meinbang
pqQuare City
Red ‘Cross-street
Barbican
Orton
THO
Perehal
Goa
Sutton
Wubechby End Co
Godfrey Windus
Norton
Sanoforte and dental osteological notices in London and Bombay
A garbled late 19th century notice page lists Sanoforte wood fittings, prices for apparatus, and a Bombay edition. It references Dr Robert Caunter, medical texts, and dental substitutes by Sir John Stevenson, with details on dental materials, illustrations, and establishments in London such as Great Russell Street and Portand Street, plus notices about medical literature and surgical practices.
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Tis
Majesty
Easury
Armenetey
Andrews Te
Nelson-square
Mary Roades
Market-place
Winlow
Bucks
Harper-street
Leeds
Muckwell
Tottenham-house
Tottenham
Middle 2
Part
Windsor
Mena
Broad-street
Bloomsbury
Grimstone
Talern
Cannes
Middlesex
Haseen
Plockwel
Ottenham
Robart Caunter
B.D
W. Daniell
Contatea Bombay
Madras
Periag Seth
Attempt to Refuse a Church Rate at St Andrew Holborn
A crowded parish meeting in St Andrew Court Holborn considered appointing a seven member committee to settle Thavies estate funds for parish use and the level of a church rate. Debate centered on 1 penny to 1 shilling per pound to cover churchwardens expenses and current debts as trustees argued funds would not liquidate prior costs while opponents demanded a smaller or delayed rate.
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ST. Andrew, Holborn
Norris
Thavies
Thavie
Johnson
Radical Party
Daniel
Gill
Tooke
M.P
Radical
Miller
Hutcheson
Tooky
Paris
Restoration Committee Hears of Nave Funding Needs
A London vestry meeting chaired by Captain Alsager, M.P., discussed progress and subscriptions for restoring St Saviour's nave. Dr Kenny urged public and national support, noting the church's historic role and utility for 18,000 parishioners. A deputation to government was approved to seek aid, and safety reforms, register of trusted servants, and tighter liability rules were proposed to curb theft and fraud. The session adjourned after agreeing to publish the resolutions.
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Alsager
M.P
Kenny
St. Olave's
St.Saviour’s
St. Mary Overee
St. Saviour's
London Bridge
Sells
Church of St. Saviour
Pegge
Shears
D’oyley
Paynter
Nottidge
Sydney Taylor
St. Saviour’s
Henry Seventh
York Minster
William Rofas
Westminster
Sell
Richard Alsager
Charles Barclay
Charles Pott
Wm. Pott
Benj. Harrison
D'Oyley
St. Saviour'’s
Mr. Rose
Robberies at Hotels Prompt Meeting of Tavern Keepers
At the Piazza Coffee-house Covent-garden a meeting was held to form an association for detecting offences and recovering stolen property from taverns and hotels. Mr Pagliano chaired. Mr Cattaras read the previous committee report. debate followed on funding and future arrangements with the aim to support members against losses while preventing misuse.
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Kaplin
Rockley
Wood
Thomas
Hewett
Woods
Mr. Rockley
Piazza
Covent-garden
Chaplin
Clarendon
Pagliano
Inquest into death of Esther Sutter at Paddington
An inquest at Burne's Arms Paddington investigated the death of 73 year old Esther Sutter. The jury found she died a natural death accelerated by neglect and want of basic life needs after years of destitution following a costly lawsuit over Sir Anthony Chadwicke's property.
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Burne’s Arms
Burne’s Street
Paddington
Stirling
Esther Sutter
Sir Anthony Chadwicke
St. James’s
Great Marlborough Street
Poland-street
Carnaby-market
Byrne’s
Jane Mower
Burne’s Place
Eliza Light
Fitzpatrick
Chapel-street
Lisson-grove
Thirty seventh annual cattle prize list at Goswell Street show
The thirty seventh annual adjudication awarded gold and silver medals for fat cattle sheep and pigs at the Repository yard Goswell Street. Judges Bennett Laxton Franklin and stewards Chapman Beasley and Cruce announced winners led by Earl Spencer for a Durham ox and listed top entries in Classes I IV with breeders including Smythers Bedell Jellicoe and Tavistock and shoppers from Northampton Oxfordshire and Yorkshire among others.
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Repository Yard
Goswell-street
Thomas Chapman
Thomas C. Beasley
Samuel Cruce
Samuel Bennett
Bickering Park
Woburn
Laxton
Morburn
Stilton
Edward Franklin
Ascot
Tetsworth
Oxfordshire
Earl Spencer
Durham
Alexander Robertson
Balmacassie
Ellon
Aberdeen
John Garden
Mill Ardlethen
Eton
London
Francis Lawley
Middleton Hall
Coleshill
Warwickshire
Stafford O'Brien
Blatherwycke Park
Wandsford
Northamptonshire
James Trevor, Sen
Broughton House
Aylesbury
John James
Woonton
Kingston
William Trinder
Berks
Lord Sherboure
Sherboure
James T. Senior
J. R. Smythers
Lynchcourt
Leominster
Smythers
John Beasley
Chappel Brompton
Northampton
T. C. Beasley
Harston
Lincoln
Sir William Wake
Courteenhall
Hereford
Marquis of
Tavistock
Oakley
F. Back
Newhouse
Ludlow
Mr. Bach
J.T. Senior
E Q
William Jellicoe
Beighterton
Staffordshire
John Slater
Haselbeach
Kettering
William Bryan
Sixhills
Loughborough
J. M. Bailey, Esq
Shenley House
Stoney Stratford
George Wells
Creden Hill
Sir William Wake, Bart
Courteen Hall
E. C. Jeffries
Enq
the Grove
Pembridge
Leicester and South Down Wethers Show Prizes at Oakham
The show lists numerous prizes for three twenty month Leicester wethers bred and fed by owners including Mr. Wapedia of Barmouth and Mr. Henry Stimson of Oakham. Senior awards include fat wethers, short-woolled classes, and prizes to Earl of Harborough and Duke of Richmond for pigs and Stock judging. The scene highlights prize winners, tied to breeders, ages, and feed regimens amid a gas-lit exhibition.
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Wapedia
Barmouth
William Pawlett
Leicester
Richard Bird
Bugg
Beeston
Biggleswade
Robt
Weedon Beck
Daventry
John Polterton
Stone
Henry Stimson
Oakham
Stamford
Am. Crass
Jgqhn Painter
Burghley
Mr. Rowland
Creslow
Aylesbury
Leicester Weters
J. H. Langston
Lursdon House
Chipping Norton
Richard Foster, Esq
Southborn
Driffield
H. Stimson
George Worth
Newnham
Rugby
William Taylor
Chigwell
Stephen .Grantham, Esq
Stoneham
Duke of Richmond
Goodwood
Thomas Elimore, Esq
Beddingham
Sussex
Peter J. Locke King
Woburn
Chertsey
Lord Exeter
Stephen Grantham
Wm. Ridge, Esq
Upper Stoneham
Lewis
John Eliman
Glynde
Lewes
T. W. Coke
Holkam
Thomas. Eliman, Esq
Jonas Webb
Babraham
Cambridge
James Mardell, Esq
Wheatherhamated
T. €. Miller
Bart
Troyle
Alton
Hants
Peter Locke King
Woborn
Earl of Harborough
Theydon-mount
Epping
Surrey
G. Creswell
Sutton
G. Chandler
Kingston
William Orchard, Esq
Horosey
Essex
Hertfordshire
Lake
Guerrier
Stepney-green
Mileend
William’ Temple
Heston
Middlesex
Berkshire
Marquis of Exeter
Martin Durham Keifer
Earl Spencer
Martin Durham
Earl Talbot
William Pawlet
Leicester Wether
South Down Wether
Chandler
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